Then and now it answered for 12 hides. Land for 4 ploughs. Ansculf of Picquigny
had this land after he received the sheriffdom, but the men of the Hundred say
that they have seen neither seal or a deliverer. Ansfrid 5 hides, now for 1
hide; Heldred, 3 hides, now for nothing; Wulfward, 3 hides; Walter the
vinedresser, 1 hide; they did not pay tax. On their lands, 2 1/2 ploughs in
lordship; 5 villagers and 22 smallholders with 2 ploughs. Meadow, 22 acres.
Value of the whole manor before 1066, 110s; later 50s; now £8 in all.
In WOTTON Hundred
Baldwin son of Herlewin holds MILTON from William himself. Wulfric held it from
King Edward. Then it answered for 6 hides, now for 4 1/2 hides. Land for 5
ploughs. In lordship 1 plough; 10 villagers and 9 smallholders with 4 ploughs; 4
slaves. A mill at 2s; meadow, 2 acres; woodland at 9 pigs; from grazing, 10
pigs. Value before 1066, 70s; later and now 60s. In COPTHORNE Hundred are 2
hides which belong to this manor. Value 20s.
Baldwin son of Herlewin also holds 1 hide at ANSTIE from William; Ordwy of
Anstie held it. Baldwin son of Herlewin holds 1/2 hide at LITTLEFIELD'; Alfhere
held it. These two could go where they would with their lands. In lordship 1
plough, with 1 smallholder. Value 11s 3d.
William holds ABINGER himself. Huscarl held it from King Edward. Then it
answered for 6 hides, now for 4 hides. Land for 9 ploughs. In lordship 2
ploughs; 10 villagers and 7 smallholders with 5 ploughs. A church, 5 slaves. A
mill at 6s; meadow, 3 acres; from grazing and pasture, 40 pigs. Value before
1066 £8; later and now £7.
William holds PADDINGTON himself. Huscarl held it from King Edward. Then it
answered for 4 hides, now for 3 hides. Land for 9 ploughs. Nothing in lordship.
But there are 12 villagers and 5 smallholders with 6 ploughs. A mill at 6s;
meadow, 4 acres; woodland, 40 pigs; from grazing, 15 pigs. Hugh, William's man,
holds 3 hides of this manor, with the hall. In lordship 1 plough. Value of the
whole manor before 1066 £9; later £7; now the same, £7.
The Land of Walter son of Other
In GODALMING Hundred
Walter son of Other holds COMPTON. Brictsi the noble held it from King Edward.
Then it answered for 14 hides, now for 11 hides. Land for 10 ploughs. In
lordship 3 ploughs; 21 villagers and 8 cottagers with 6 ploughs. 7 slaves.
Meadow, 7 acres. A church. Value before 1066 £8; later £6; now £9.
Tezelin holds HURTMORE from Walter. Alwin held it from King Edward. Then it
answered for 15 hides, now for 3 hides. Land for 3 ploughs. In lordship 2
ploughs; 3 villagers and 2 cottagers with 1 1/2 ploughs. 1 mill at 11s; meadow,
6 acres. Value before 1066, 50s; later 30s; now 100s.
Walter holds PEPER HARROW himself, and Gerard from him. Alward the noble held it
from King Edward. Then it answered for 5 hides, now for 3 hides. Land for 3
ploughs. In lordship 2 ploughs. A mill at 15s; meadow, 7 acres. 4 villagers and
3 cottagers with 1 plough. Value before 1066 and later 30s; now 100s.
In KINGSTON Hundred
Walter himself holds 1 man of the Jurisdiction of KINGSTON upon Thames to whom
he has assigned the charge of the King's forest mares, but we do not know how.
This man holds 2 hides, but he has no right in that land. It answered for 2
hides, now for nothing. In lordship 1 plough, with 3 slaves. 1 fishery of 125
eels; meadow, 1 acre. The value is and always was 30s. Jurisdiction of Kingston
upon Thames
In WOKING Hundred
Walter son of Other holds West HORSLEY. Brictsi the noble held it from King
Edward. Then it answered for 10 hides, now for 8 hides. Land for 6 ploughs. In
lordship 2 ploughs; 14 villagers and 5 smallholders with 5 ploughs. A church; 8
slaves. Woodland at 20 pigs. Value before 1066 £8; later 100s; now £6. An
Englishman holds 1 hide of this land. He has 1 plough there, with 1 smallholder.
Value 20s.
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